The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-02
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MILLINERY.
PERSONAL.


in in the city.
a. j. Jasper, of Gatesyiile, i, at the |
Lehman house.
e1.T. l.. GLADDEN.. of MeXia was in the
city yesterday
Mrs. } :. Willis aud family are back /.
from their visit to the city by the |
gulf.
Mrs. Mamie Gibson, of Gstesvillc |
was among the arrivals i'm the city |
yesterday.
Rev. :. \. King left on last nights |
south bound Mis- uri Pacific train
for visit to Caldwell.
Mr.. Joe Winslett returned via the
Missouri Pacific, yesterday, from u
visit to friends ut killeen.
Mrs. Maggie organ, her mother.
Mrs. Peyton, and sister, Miss Lucy
peyton, will remove TO Waco in Il
few days,
Mrs. John Il. Willis and her family
of little ones returned from Alabama
last nilht, and John wore happier
face than for some time.
MIR. William Patton, of the Austin
Statesman, is in the city enrOutc to
Dallas on business, being detained
mere by the washouts above ON the
Missouri Pacific.
Miss Hattie King, daughter OF Rev
:. A. King, and ono Of the most
charming young ladies i'll Waco
| society leaves today for EDDY, where
| She will tcach school this session.
w. It, ia1dreth, one of Temples
prominent liquor men, was i'm the city
Yesterday LAYING in II stock. He
claimed that he could buy Us well in
Waco ~ ut any other point.
MIR. j. {. Davis. ofCor cana. who
has been in the city for several day S,
has accepted position with Mcs.rs.
| Moore Brothers. Mr.. DAy,, and her
family were expected to arrive last
nj Iht.
Mr. f. VI. Neyens, the new repre-
| sentative of the News at this place,
is an accomplished gentleman and a
luswspapcr man of ability He has
brought his family here to live with
Luz. and The EXAMINER bids them
welcome 10 Waco
MIR. Reuben loggin, of llempstoad,
father OF Mrs.. :. l.. Quinn, and who
| IA ~ i'A lNAN u AbN way y hGO W wv lAAu
life in consequence OF the shooting
of the professor, lett last night for hi:
home in TINT city. Mrs LOggiu, Mrs
. Gmnn's mother, will remain with hei
d nutll she RECEIVERS from her present
critical condition.
Mrs.J.J. BOgart. THE ENAluNEI
u is pleased to say, is improviue SLOWLY
b but steadily, ana cXpcc by the cn,
y OF the year to walk and talk as wei
as ever. There has been no back,ct
buta steady Improvement from th
inc DR. Tanning undertooG th
j case, during his stay in Waco. DR.
:. l'auriig is now in san Antonio.
y would do his heart good could b
note the remarkable Improvement il
= Mrs. B0gart since his operation
+ ceased.
i st the Lehman. House. W
Blackburn, Mt Calm: + NJ Sh,cl
City; Az Jasper Gpto-yiile. W
e Patrick, MaIlib; \ II Grain. MaGrc
Il or. l. = Whitman, Lowell Mas
Ben Caldwell China SPRING.
j Z Williams, Lorcna; G. o Nelson,
Ie l. Hid. Clifton, W II Laudreth, Tel
IT pl John Dci,,. tiatcsvillc; II
III NuONs - IA t'ANhAi NNf - - i'Nhh >
trey City; f J. oIsdden, Mexi
Texas.
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T. Sledge, Kyle; W T Young, Fran
- Cannon, City; III Lave, Gllmer;
\ Ca,key, Texas; John 7 Beal c,
orado; G 4 Donovan, Fort Wortl
j II Doris, Houston aud Texas CO
trail Ry. John Waiter, City; j
a Barry, Houston and Texas Cent?
ri. Iy: & IL Rascntram New York, j
Cage, Stcphcnsyillc;W Il Spaun, Ne
On York: \ l. sherman, AlcXandc
a, j & Joseph city Il g ASbury, wi
deryilc NJ. Nicholson. Galveston Y
Lave Gimor; ; j Mings, Gilmcr
" w Comen Rusk. Lyman Dana,
nd Louis: j FllucklcN 81 l. \ n II liy;
he II Fiod Dallas; 3 + Wilson, II & J.
or Ry;J NJ Maliu, city.